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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-18
POISON IN THE An.
" mat the VI Lcbanons,
bc,d' u ia the M. W

'hunit,
The Mount Leblanc, ,
York Shakers are a on.
mnnity, secluded from ,''.
and worry ottheoq,s Il,
they are widely know,
ever, for their strict ho
probity in business.
The Shakers believes
ture has a remedy q,
disease. a few have boo.
the rest are as yet a,.
Many were discovered
don't Others came +,
the result of paticn,
mrnt and research.
Nervous Dyspepsia.
parotivclynew dise,,o.,,
ont ofthc coudltiol,o
lfc 1t is a JON, str.,
the digestive or.ar,,,l a
nervous system;t6e,c,voy
/ formerly treated a, "a,
. ailments, and it wa, lett
, clca'.sightcd Shascur
that the basis of thi. ,c
+ and often fataIcomplicod|I
8 chiefly in the disorlcrle
ocpraVrd functions old.
= and nutrition; they ~ /,
thus "If we cam ind !
! stomach to Jo Il. w., |
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: To drive o''' oi the ooF'
- ,nous waste matter aa.
uaio after the Iitc.giyh.
incnts of the food havcG
so,.bol we .bolIll,ro.,
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-18
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS.
p SCARBOROUGH
Atto,.1ac y-At-ba w

NI pur'e. ua .'U'.-. "'n -''| ''''
..I.., U'...o,.i, .'t.u- NHuuu ba Is.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-18
MoNEY TO LOAN

Nj OEtI 10 LOAN ou real estate security
vi ~ .sui Yl- ,icu notes. Peterson, Scud
der = Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-18
WACO. TEXAS MAY f. 1857
TINS is w., season

Bonn Harrison mud Gerald were
-cvcrc on Carroll Yesterday morn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-18

Tn. from the san Antonio tx
press is too GOOD to be lost. honcc Mt
the risk IT woundiue the feeling OF
some one ot the new made uniou
printer who are entitled to write
cN-ENAMINER apprntlc, in front of
thcir names, we Reproduce it:
sometimes u mnu asks questions
which Nrc easily au- wcred, Sometimes
hr duc-n'U sometimes he asks qucs-
iuus which begin ut the bearers
heels and irl ate him clear mp to ,ue
bsck of his head. IL may be gcucr-
ally stated that in Tine following the
WACO EXAMINER sind OF has its
contemporaries whore the hirsutc APP
prndagc is somewhat brict
.I.rFN NWSr.l- n non MON ptp r. bug
... .,..' never dM. How :, lt wiz ne
ulluu. ptprrs OF tIl- city vs. ..tI nt EN-
lur- MOT run rlHtc matter lu i.i- Whic side
pay. Oh. '.',i constellation o. 10, H'nie.s'
The l.Npr,-,is % union paper and
endorses the union when II has right
ON lts side some of the branch or
gNnilatiou~ display "a coruscation bril-
fancy in the matter of masking fools
# themselves. Then il docsu't en-
dor,c them.
Go.. Ross is out ma letter to Mr.
Gibbs opposing the prohibition
amendment. II seems Il little incon
sistcut in the governor to oppose the
nmcudmo thus openly, since he re-
commended the passage OF the rcso'
Iutipu tn rho lpyi>lnturo which "A III
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29
To THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

TERTAIN UESCRUPUD0CS PER
~ nons have rep essE TED % s1r de<rt-
Ensrs that ne u1anufacEuIs only cheap
sosBA in-eatfonaily eonyeyiag the i1ea
fkAs Cur soaps ase % poor quality. when
Such u EsT TIE CASH ThO~gh IN ems
sense Of the WuF3our soaps are cheap. the
parchassg Il gsstisg nore soap 81 save
Fa1H quality than Of caFsail higher priosd
scars. We ms ks al grsdss 81 Lun -
ard househols s0aps. a1d peal recem
mea4 ouT WESTERN QUEEN SANoS
80 saitAbAs for al ases Aad tlvsFH giving
sati ssa ton Besasse of tie fh5ro1EhRess
with which this zap e,eanses do act
think that & Injuries the clothing. We
gaarznsee satisfaction imossy re un6ed II
o1he wisei and that II win bot hsrf the
kazds OF injare the most delicate fabric.
Do yea vi - bnili up year hsns in
dussresl II 80. you wiz ind rs deserving
Of your pstrGnsge- Insist upen tha Use Of
only this s1as Ia your household Ask
your g-ocer for il and take no ether than
the Western QHesR esv1n. Wa AK yo1
as q fayer due to ysug A9ne indn tres 10
purchase sac box q thls soap and give Il
fe2 SEATTLE SOAP co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29
Success.

II il the duty of every person Who has
used BoseAes's Gsrn,aa SyT.p to let its
wsnderful qualities be kDOSn to their
friends IN caring consumption, severe
coughs, Group, asthma, pnsumonia, ard
in fact all throat and lung diseases. No
person can use il without immediate
relief. Three doses will reli We any case.
and Se consider il the duty Of all drug
9ists to recommend II 10 tbs poor. dying
eonslupiive, At least 20 try one bottle,
a. 80 coo dozen bottles we're sold last
year, and NO one case where IL failed
wss reported Such . medicine as the
German SyrHp cannot be too widely
kHoWn. Ask year aruRsist about il.
SAMPLE bottles 20 try, sold at 10 cents
Regular SIG, Is cents. Sold bs sll
druggists and dealers in the United
States and Canada. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29

Erom bezs4z - asrzh . sszr &ezee2@e9
b. T151xs s1Besftas atter &C.
Rts3as4ise1 - q SEQ nsa1es hzu&a.
ssisl hs1f diE1ne. l. ehaDgsd - gaz&s;
Is sf8 rsesfzs1 wixh5n ~ fses
Sozse hkeeess q - hessHE3g Er1cz
re r1szas bssaslss - tbe skiss
WnzFe EiRxDs'a - ~ fs1isiess eysss
fks sr3eadors - fes saElizst 1879
Bzs ezaERe6 ~ k4to izEe kssE.
3alie r1ss snd d = bszk sszze<ss4
Fhs he q 5fp sz1 sasek esssz1ko.
- tspfcaz - al tkzt 80
Most bsszsif1l II hseh uizht -.
II. Edasxzsa czssp.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29

Eas Ee& a. $780, akalse 1o1 al - caA -
ktE- Ths DSescr ha8 Eiz1Iee he haspltAls q
BARGE aad ohtzinad . grsaa dsal 81 VafnsAis
izfsrzMtisr w&lcA kr b caEp9tcEt 70 iEoaFt
- thnss n neAs ~ BIS services. Tka nocfur
ecrsa whsrs othEra TAI Try hin Dk. Glib
- s1E Ekka - charge znlea4 b sAnc@
@Va Rewseas Sared q hc1na. CAL ~ write
All casnxMnzcak111N ssx1rty ec1a9s1Stal- Ss11
sEn AnSlAr1 f1E Q Raeksae o. Es1tuna. A.
1Euaa d. y. " GIDEON. Bex ISL. sas FrHn-
eassa. g. 1szaiaa RuH1-1ExxE4s&UG1R.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29

The" CENTEMERT' is the most pop.
alar hid glove 10 AmeFies, &l.45 for I've
h1ttnns. 81 80 for eight battoss- They
are far below the priee OF any other
standard msker. and for &c and dara-
bility are uBsxeslled. The shove ara re
tail pFi-ss {the glove IL not sold At whole
saiel ~ SCHWABACHER BROS. 5eI2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29

Yea sans kese aead lsvei long. IL
yoa barn everything 3s~n SIS 20 "a We
H. wty. 6acSs yonr so2i, if al the
cities IN tae world weFe Fe9ncsd o
Asne&. yea hAvs = nHw So Of msillon-
aiFes IN = coapis q yeAss % 60, oaf Of
the trade in potash. --LsHsli.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29
Northwestern Masonic Aid

A ssOCIATIoN, The BEST COOP
n era I've Life Insuran~e CompaEy in
the Unftsd States win nav take persons
q adsr the age # IS Whe are net NAsOns
into the Asso istioa; and all Masons IN
der the age Of % are requested 70 join At
onse. T. H. CAM, Agent.
Room /. Stones Brick. Seattle. ". 7.
mb6 I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29

The brain is the palsst Of all thu In
ternal organs. and the heart the red
dsst. Whatever comes from the brain
carries the hue Of the plsce il comes
from, and whatever comes from she
heart carries the heat and color Of its
bifthplacs.-Lotse
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29
WIN. 4. FINCK & CO.
TO TIE UNFORTUNATE


- @le9SM
DispaaszSJ We Gss
AAEuy EsrNt, So
HBoGs0 EstAh
dhed IN 1874. fsl
the tratuert Il
3sEzAi aad ssz1Esi
Otssks0 s1sA -
9oso8zR1A, GLH1
3EUczUEz. SEFEu-
n n al - terms,
sU<xNAL EEAEWE
g1d IMRsIHHaT.
LsHs 81 EAzksot
rEarMutV curf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29
WAsKIMeTuM
STEAMBOAT TRAMsPoKTAnsA G
Carrying the U.9. Mail.


ONE or THK w. "a m -
A Z. Cos s1amMarx /
lAniervoz or Edhxh8u s
VIII run daily hstweem TAcumR and NMe
TuwnssRd leaving Fmcs@a Mprn MrrfTnaM
trnin Seattle 81 10 ,. II and truGnN a
Port MaGiaun. Purt Gamhia. Port L1linw
snd Part T1Wzee1d ResHEnlag le444
Purt Towzssl6 eFery dMT irxcapt sz1zz1l
e e'eiock = n. and saaetis e = a.
sEATTLE-HHATeoM ReB1k
The steamer " X MARW14 -
ieaTe seattle erery 9u1tNE. I1gz11g -
Thzrsaay sEsuing9 o'sincE ~ y bafcr1
callinT q N1kileso. Iz-AllR C1Ep4Flza
OAK Harhor TrzAlsdy. kaee11Er Es4allo
AnaerreGa GuFueG SEEasA. FaizAaFea
1sIlf1Ghsna snt SshnmA
Rsturzinz. wfu lsar4 Wbatcgm aEeFT
Mnnday. n sanesdaF E1f EE,dAE eEen
tn-s. e 8 o'oiock. far sazs1A ea2fza
izisrrzediAte pcin1 O. 1aaWaE
sEaTTlE-sKAcTT kIkFA zIk
The steaUar oIE&GE VI $3.50 s9az1la
far Skagit rfynr and way r1E8 9EHES
Monday ana Thursday. rNfuxnn& G1aa
davs ard Fridays
For frsixht ana paaawe Kpply a 0am
pany's offca. On Yesisr'H whAr& wam naaaa
he han1B a. the Mmia wharf.
wnrHf-sF GEO. 81 JACOBS. S1E.Fs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29
CUF Foz 4 EETUES R8Cz

kEE YozS. March = -kiehard X.
Fox has nsllHee Gsssrs Ba-h and Co.t,
eEpSFs ~ The C2EeneE ard DsButiess
thsi hs W3il. aran receips Of their ap-
pFovl. 81 Z a t5oo cap for sara
rscs hegWesn the ysests, fron FAssres.
IFtiAnt. % Sandy Il Ok, Mes Jersey.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29
TIC OgBINTICHf RICE

The C0ronet Victorious Al
ter . Closely Con-
tested Voyage.
The Toughest Kidd Of
Weather Experienced
by Both Yachts.
The Dauntlsss Made the Best
Single Days Run on
Record.
Bosh Vessels Arrive IN EKssfIsnt ssaps
and Espsrs narrow Esespss BAT
- A,sidsnts GFaVhie
Pleta - ~ Eoas-
tsiz waves
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29
POR SNOHOMISR GTT.
sTKAMR

- sTKAMMR
w. 7. Munrss
Ca<-yfzg - Criss1 siasas maa4 VI
IeAFs SaaE<ia fer E1U1s11 M1kEteH
NArTETiEa LsWa1 Hzd snaAcmf1A. Nrs-
Gay, Wsdnrs1AT and Frf1AF. e a.
e<urMinG ai-erznte eATA
Fer frsiEht o. pAaaAg8 ERlly a hea11
CHAa III Tow
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29
HOW's
Your Liver Z

hns Oriental szEaf1ss0a.
know1g th1t GOD hsziEh
ezanst exist vishO1E .
bezlfhy Liver. Ehea sAe
Liver : torpid The BOz-
sls are slnzyisa ard eOasti
pzsea, the feed lies IN The
stomach sadiyessed. pois-
caiox the blood frequent
he4sAcAe easuez; feeling
Of lassisude, cespoadency
azd Nervousness indie4se
hos the whole system :
deraaged- simmons Liver
Regulator has been the
means Of restoring more
people 70 hsAlIh asd hap
pisesA b. giViag them =
healthy Liver, THAI any
agency known on e4rth-
Il sets with extraordinary
power aad efficacy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29
EVANGEL

TETn EUETHKR NOTCH WI.
mAks hzr ozs uis q waak from EsnnHs y
vSasszvsz. &c via s&miAhzsa and =
IaiazA2
WI leave ssAssls "a Elaay nssn-
mn a. 3 nsrlacx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29
SEVER BEES DISAPPOINTED.

WEWEM bEEN NNoNF ~
Asa general family reDedT for DyEpep-
EiA Torpid Liver. COnz1 rAriOn. etc. ]
karaIy ever uss sayfhBz else. and have
reTsr bssz diaEppei ntsd N tbs eject pro
ducs6 Is srens 70 b sirnnsx perfect
howeza- W. J. McELRoT. Msesn. Ga
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29
ISsTEAD or wkTKR-

Daring the storm % tbs sd the
cOek-pit OF toe Daaasisss ass on several
occasions allied with water and alto
seiheF II vas = psriloas tine for the
yacat. % the 2ssa the So vas terribly
rcHSh and the boat rollad 50 badly taat
tie water task Dgsst AID tie seamsn
vere ems qrensly pat en- the sasll. o.
possible allowances ef water, bat later
% they we're pisnttfully s7ppiied With
ale aRd elAfes. and 1isimately with
e1anpAGus instead Of wA3er. All ou
board arrived 70 ths bssl % bsalth
DARING ooe % t6e severe gales on the
passags, tve men we're washed from toe
SAssl ard we're oaiy saved from going
overheard ~ toe lssAins With wkieh
they Wers hu1rc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29

Meses wss Rssfiv 50 tsrrisc A. that o.
ste l35b. sni asst issccf frsm tie south
east asaei = ~, aSt blaW % u ies an
eezf ca q !, shen it moderated. Al
- hsralt nyvath q AR wss sSirgiue.
Ia aait an kaaF tAsrs wes q D. BIS hrss a.
"a N The 1or hwess, and ~ > o'cioek
ERese O. tss = harssssHs fram kbAg 3lrrc
ssaa. JrSss waves e1Hxted tke sa1Aa
ike = sasa n = uiA race. aud ooly ste
1auss sAliltul san ealAtioE 81 ihs Waeel
prevented tie snze waves fram lRndfre
on TIE asck So cFeshirg m IN. Sbs
eArsssd sDly Ne fore Try cal and lie 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29

Reducing her spsed. sui gate a couver-
sstlaa wss carried 81 through the Bar
eee PEASANTS and sqaare code Dc. At
2. IN sn eastern b au4 steamer pass
81 nafte. bat TOO Tar distant g. speAk.
iha dsy : Fun. - cemrcted 81 Ffi sy
uoen, as I2s uiles. and the position
SO istatuae so. la1Ei inde SiaSasi5.
TIE sseusy test siOrns swing Aroaud 10
3 cirsis Nas q r1aEhly proved by the
Ooruset's expsrleucs On the seeoud sun
asy, uhsa sc ran sbroath
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29

Tbsnsh moderate comp giih Thars-
tav's be blow SstaFisy Vas she red
letter asy, iour vessels being IN sisbt.
Tie arst was westward bound steamer
% the lumaa line, which pissed three
miles to the s0nthgsrd about ? -. IN,
and whieh answered ths International
case UumoeF. An hoss later a tAip
With aii sails set p&ssed nogthvard. At
II o'cl ca 50 east bouud steAHier carry
,aR she spanish daS came frum the
saHth
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29

o. the Atlantic ocean. Fsstnss icha
gss sighted at / 80 10 the morning. bat
as sind had died oas and tie raa Al0ng
the caAst xas slow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29

Six miles AWAY. S5s hsd chsneed her
course 20 sozthesst and ~ before dsrk
ness st Ia oniy her tppusssJs wrFe VS.
bic. TIE irst Spptsy VS. marked. IS
we're ssysn Of TIE s.soeedise DAYS by
q gale whscs cAras fTaa the uotthsass
seen after midnight AlihgrUn fairly
moderate u WSs accompanied ~ v8ry
strsng head sea witch shade abe yaohf
Labor heavily. The wavps fseQasntls
srcks over her b ws, hat ste F1se Il eas
we'll under close Fesfed tore and main.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-29

Preach Nush-ooz&
CARnsd BiusoarrieL
Anch0v - in kagA
TFrffis Live SaHnaza
DzFkssa Sala9 Dressing,
LAbRdsr herring.
p ckle4 Pgs Feet
Fl kled Lambs Tong1e
Currie3 0ysEsra
Huekin's S0ups-
Eastern HAmA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-01
Mr.. q. c. DAISY ROBRED.

This morning rear 10 o'clock Mr.. o. c
Daisy was gong nome from business en-
gagement ard when near the gate IL front Of
his residence on South Topeka avenue sas
alta, ked by two robbers. They Introduced
the subject by inviting hlrn u hold up his
hands. Mr.. Daisy was not that way In
Clined, and although not being in coupaL y
with his revolver, thought TO MAKE al effort
10 escape he attempted 20 leap over TIE
fence, but was caught Toy his assal ans sid
tiIroan u the ground They were arraAd
with sand clubs snd commenced Ia d. al hiin
fearful h.~t. alEnesi st his bead In attempt
ing 10 ward CT the blows with si> arms MS
highs ar.li ~a> broken III two plsces and TIE
leiG aE.u broker. below III. elbow Hi "
iuries rendered him hepi~ s. aid bis asnail-
ants weat through hIs nccSrts, securing L ar
S5.oUo. HIS cries Tor hsip sooa gained tie
attention Of policeman. who rushed 70 h,S
assistance. Tee robbers lad nIade heir e.
cape and Mr.. Daisy was unAol- u relcn his
res.Gen,e. He WAS carried 10 his home ,.ai
physicians summoned, sao his Il, .grI-s pro
nouncSt Of very s r.ous nature. At )
O'Clock this morning he Wa resSiag easy.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-01
THE TAILLESS TAYLOR TICKET.

Yesterday afternoon about three ociock a
woman's meeting was held at Memorial hall
About sixty persons were present. The meet
ing opened with scripture reading by Mrs.
Annie Taylor; then came prayer, and after
wards song service, during which the audi
ence was edited with John Brown and Home
Sweet Home.
AT the conclusion of this Mrs Taylor arose
and gave her reason why she could not aud
would not ,similate with the existing par
ties and why she thought that the
good of the city, humanity and other
virtues demand another party and another
ticket That ticket she had and asked that
a resolution be passed adopting it.
A motion for have Mr. Martins name in
corporated in the ticket in place of the nomi-
nee named for mayor, was ruled out of
order-n fact sort of take the whole dose
or more. a resolution adopting the proposed
ticket was passed and thus
Col Taylor, husband of Mrs
Annie, doomed up above tn political horizon
as rhe fourth candidate for the highe>t Office
in tue gilt of the people of Wichita. The re-
mainder of the ticket was not considered of
niue h Importance, III snort IL was q ticket
without Taylor head. as for that.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-01
TANNERY.

ats blustry day when Wichita don't
hatch some big enterprise" said gentleman
yesterday who is enjoy ably strong in the
faith. 1.-The incubator is always full and
each day finds bran Few enterprise of di-
mansions making its initial bow. We all
say, Let the good work go on; all of US re-
peat, SPECTATORS, business men, honest men,
horse thieves, and toughs generally; all join
in the chorus, Let the good work go on.
Now for respectable pointer Mum is the
word concerning part Of it, but some can be
utilized at present. 1t don't always work
well to tell too far ahead, you know, or at
least publish. You remember that some
days ago it became known that an eastern
taunery firm had business eve turned to-
wards Wichita and sent representative to
look over this great metropolis for pointers.
That fellow has since returned to the COM
pany and submitted collected data from a
number of kansan towns The subject has
been considered by the company and the re-
suit. as would be expected, is favorable to
Wichita. \ letter was received few DAYS
ago by my partner, signed by the company,
stating that this was the favorable point for
them. They are too far east To fully imbice
all the features of the east and say
they will start branch establishment
and wait results before concentrating all
tt, ir force here They are little dubious
of ths entire west and think . / : per cent
p.otit little better than to risk all in a new
field. When the representative of the COM
paDy WAS here some of our business men gave
him a pointer rs 10 what they would do
They promised roy al RECEPTION to his en-
teTprIse A location for the plant was do
mated and a large per cent. Of the stock
taken. OF course the enterprise follows N
the wake of the stock yark business and the
part ] don't want published can be intcili
gently guessed at. y member of the com
psny i expected to arrive every day and
then matters will assume a PEI IN ,nept shape.
The decision OF McClung & Co, Of LOUIS
vile. Ky, which is published IN this issue,
makes 1t probable that another tanuery #
no mean dimensions VIII De located IN The
city. A company III thss business i confer
ring with McCiung & Co, and has about de-
cidsd to locate near them and will furnish
leateer for that firm
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-01
GOLD FOR CHICKEN FEED.

While a servant OF one Of the residences in
the city was yesterday preparing a chicken
for the table she found in the late appropri-
alton of food by the fowl five dollar gold
piece The fowl had grown up in Wichita
AMI seemed to have a distaste for common
food, always circulating among gold and
real estate.
W hen the above fact became known to an
easterner who had just arrived in the city
and is anxious to be rich with the rest OF
Wichitans, he Immediately sought the fowl
that tie might STAY, hoping to get an install
hens head off when the policer turned the
corner and intertered The tendertoot was
not given tire TO reach the gold deposit.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-01
DECLIN rs WITH THANKS.
To the Nominating Committe Of the Wonan's 4
ISOLATION:

To the Nominating Committee Of the Wonan's As
ISOLATION
I have been informally advised of my
nomination this afternoon for the Office OF
mayor of the city OF Wichita by a conven-
ton of citizens held under your auspices.
Every participant in this convention will
bear testimony to the fact that the action of
the convention in this regard so far as was
concerned, was absolu ely unsolicited and
unsought in any way. 1t was moreover, a
complete surprise to me. While | share
with every nleraber of the convention in the
desire for an honest and efficient administra
ton of city affairs, must respectfully but
positively decline to be candidate. The
convention has my sincere thanks for the
confidence manifested H. s. TAYLOR
CITY papers please cOpy.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-01
IMPORTANT FACTORY
And Wholesale House Located in rhe City with
capital Stock OF 500, 900.

| Some weeks ago Mr.. J. Ed McClung visit
s. a. McClung & Co., wholesale dealers in
| boots and shoes at Louisville, Ky. The same
| firm has a mandatory of boots and shoes
! at New Albany, Ind He visited this city
with the intention of examining the facih-
ties of starting a similar business here. The
observations were taken quietly and In few
days he had decided that Wichita was the
manufacturing as we'll as the distributing
point for the great southwest. Ir was then
he made his plans known to some of the
business men of the city. he was told that
they would take some stock in the company
and furnish site for building.
He left the city last Friday morning and
promised to write just as soon as the COM
pany could decide upon his report The
whole matter was explained to the company
by him Monday last. and letter bearing
that date was received yesterday morning
by Mr.. c. E. Jones. It gives the result of
the meeting in plain language The com
pany will move to this city both the manu-
facture and wholesale business. They
wish to enter business here
with a capital of 100000. The COM
pany will furnish one-third that amount.
The gentlemen in the city whom Mr.. Nc
Chung talked concerning the subject, say
there will be no trouble in raising the
amount desired The company can subscribe
all the stock if no one wishes TO join.
The company will move their entire bust
ness to this city. The factory employs at
present seventy-five men. It is desired to
commence work with the same capacity here
All the machinery and several of the men
now in the employ of the company will
move to this city. Arrangements viii be
made Immediately to move the plant. II
will be put in operation, then a suitable
building erected for the wholesale business.
The site for the factory has already been
chosen. but it is desired that it be not at pres
ent given to the types. Also the site for the
wholesale house has been chosen. Mr.. Nc
Chung is expected to return in few days
and will decide upon plans for buildings
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-01
MONEY SUBSCRIBED.

Some days ago scheme was mentioned
concerning the erection OF a bridge acres
the ArkansaS river a the foot oi Howard
street. Subscription papers for the sane
have been IN circulation for few days and
met with remarkable suc,sss. Neatly all
the money has been subscribed and it never
appeared 10 those interested that the snter-
prise is no longer in the form OF a scheme,
but a I'D fact Il Is believed that work
VIII commence in g few we--ss